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Michigan’s weekend: What we know about Saturday’s rain and storm potential
The total rainfall Saturday shows you spotty quarter inch to half inch amounts, mostly in the southern half of Michigan. There certainly could be small areas up to one inch of rain, but that rain would still happen in just an hour or two. Also notice some areas of northern Michigan are projected to not get any rain at all.
Take a look at what the overall weather pattern for the next few weeks could bring to Michigan and the Great Lakes region.
Much of the lower peninsula faces a slight (2/5) risk of severe storms Saturday. All modes of severe weather are possible.
Michigan residents may want to plan their beach day on Sunday, July 20, as heavy rain, thunderstorms are predicted to develop ...
Highs could reach the lower 80s today, but also because of the clouds, there is a chance upper 70s could be more realistic ...
Storms are likely to move into Central Lower Michigan during the morning (largely below severe levels). These storms will ...
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Are storms heading toward St. Clair County this weekend? See the weather forecast hereSt. Clair County can expect a chance of rain in the weekend ahead, with temperatures forecast at a range of 76 to 80 degrees, ...
Lake Michigan faces high waves and dangerous currents, prompting swimming warnings along Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan ...
The storm system and cold front have moved southeast of Michigan. Now we have a much cooler, drier wind taking over for today. Rainfall Has Ended Across Most of Michigan: The rainfall is mostly over ...
Canadian wildfires have caused hazy skies in metro Detroit. Michigan weather may be our best defense against fires here.
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